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Do you think your school can have lunch without wasting anything?

We do.

This is the next logical step for your school to take after recycling in the classroom, and food scrap composting in the cafeteria. SEE Environmental Educators will work with students in the cafeteria to help them determine what waste is recyclable, reusable, or compostable.

What do you mean we can use our own garbage?

With the SEE food scrap composting program, students get hands-on experience turning cafeteria food waste into nutrient-rich fertilizer. Students learn to separate lunch scraps into bins for compostable and non-compostable materials, then student volunteers add it daily to the SEE compost bins outside.

SEE will install a 2-bin composting system with the necessary tools on your school grounds, then work with your students, teachers and staff to streamline cafeteria food scrap collection and composting.

SHOW AND TELL WITH ZERO WASTE AND ZERO SMELL

If your school doesn’t already have an active environmental or garden club, Worm Wranglers is the perfect solution to get your whole school involved in environmental education through the magic of vermiculture (worm composting). Your student’s daily interaction with the worm compost bin lets them witness their cafeteria food scraps being transformed into black gold – worm compost – that they can use to nourish potted plants or school gardens.

Show and Tell With Zero Waste and Zero Smell

Maybe your school already has an active environmental or garden club, but you would like to add the magic of vermiculture (worm composting) to your existing program. Setting up one or two classrooms in your school allows your students to witness their cafeteria food scraps being transformed into black gold – worm compost – that they can use to nourish potted plants or school gardens. This hands-on approach allows students of all ages to work with and understand the principals and benefits of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.